sell out
英 [sel aut] 美 [sɛl aʊt]

释义

出售股份；脱销；卖掉；背叛

英英释义

sell out

• n.an act of betrayal

  同义词：sellout

• v.
  • get rid of all one's merchandise

    同义词：sell upliquidize

  • give information that compromises others

双语例句

1. The books you ask for are all sold out.
   你要的书都卖完了。
2. Sorry, we've sold out of shirts in your size.
   对不起，你这样尺寸的衬衣都卖完了。
3. He sold out to ambition and the desire for wealth.
   他为财富而背叛了自己的抱负和志愿。
4. He was sold out by a traitor and arrested.
   他被叛徒出卖，被捕了。
5. We would rather die than sell out our comrades.
   我们宁死也不出卖自己的同志。

权威例句

Sell-out!
SELL OUT
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